IV Nutrition Therapy Training in Las Vegas, NV — July 24, 2026

This IV Nutrition Therapy Training training takes place at Horseshoe Las Vegas, 3645 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, NV 89109 on Friday, July 24, 2026.

Bring a valid photo ID, your professional license, and comfortable attire suitable for clinical practice. All course materials and supplies are provided.

Yes! Empire Medical Training offers IV Nutrition Therapy Training at locations across the country throughout the year. Scroll down to see other upcoming dates and cities, or visit our main IV Nutrition Therapy Training in Las Vegas page.

The course covers all major IV nutrition therapy protocols including the classic Myers' Cocktail (magnesium, calcium, B vitamins, vitamin C), high-dose vitamin C infusions, glutathione drips, NAD+ therapy, amino acid infusions, hydration protocols, and customized formulations for specific clinical goals. You will learn the science behind each ingredient, indications for use, contraindications, and how to design custom IV blends based on individual patient assessment and lab work.

No prior IV experience is required. The course includes comprehensive hands-on venipuncture training starting with vein assessment and catheter insertion technique through infusion monitoring and line removal. Whether you are a provider who regularly places IVs or have never performed venipuncture, the curriculum accommodates your experience level and ensures you leave with confident, competent IV access skills.

The course covers essential safety protocols including patient screening and contraindication assessment, G6PD testing before high-dose vitamin C, osmolarity calculations to prevent vein irritation, infusion rate management, allergic reaction monitoring, and emergency response for adverse events. You will learn proper documentation, informed consent procedures, and the clinical monitoring standards that ensure patient safety throughout every infusion session.

IV therapy is a high-margin service with individual infusion pricing typically ranging from $150-$400 per session, and specialty protocols like NAD+ commanding $500-$1,000+. Ingredient costs are relatively low, creating profit margins of 60-80%. Practices offering IV therapy as an added service line can generate $100K-$300K+ in annual revenue, while dedicated IV bars and mobile services may exceed these figures depending on volume and market positioning.

Yes, the course covers mobile IV therapy business models including vehicle setup, portable equipment requirements, licensing and liability considerations, and the operational workflows unique to concierge and mobile infusion services. Mobile IV therapy has become increasingly popular for events, corporate wellness, hotel partnerships, and home-visit services. The business section addresses the specific regulatory and logistical considerations for operating outside a traditional clinical setting.

Basic IV therapy equipment includes IV catheters, extension sets, drip chambers, infusion poles or gravity bags, tourniquet, alcohol prep supplies, IV nutrient solutions, and a sharps disposal system. For more advanced operations, you may invest in infusion pumps and comfortable treatment chairs. The course provides detailed equipment lists, vendor recommendations, and cost analysis to help you set up an efficient IV therapy operation within your budget.